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INTBlf0ACTIV& VIBO •Education •Training •Sales • Demonstrations •Security •Inventory • Realty Sales • Travel Agencies •Video Disc Authoring •Personnel ldentif ication •Video Disc Emulation • Indexing Photographs •Home Video SYSTEM INCLUDES: THE ONLY PROFESSIONAL/ INDUSTRIAL QUALITY SYSTEM ON THE MARKET TODAY EASY SOFTWARE CONTROL OF ALL: VIDEO• AUDIO• COMPUTER FUNCTIONS MAY BE USED WITH: BASIC• PASCAL• FORTRAN• PILOT• ASSEMBLY COMPLETE AUDIO I VIDEO SWITCHING DESIGNED FOR USE WITH: APPLE • BELL & HOWELL • PLATO THE MOST POWERFUL SYSTEM AVAILABLE USES SIMPLE TWO-LETTER COMMANDS Random Access Video Equipment NON-INTRUSIVE, PATENT PENDING CONTROL METHOD PROVIDES: •TAPE IDENTIFICATION CODE• FRAME NUMBER CODE •FRAME-ACCURATE ACCESS• ERROR FREE LOCATION OF ANY FRAME OR SEGMENT• NO TAPE SLIPPAGE TO GENERATE CUMULATIVE ACCESS ERRORS •COMPLETE SOFTWARE CONTROL OF ALL VTR FµNCTIONS. • RAVE CONTROLLER UNIT• PLATO COMPATIBLE INTERFACE FOR THE APPLE II AND BELL & HOWELL MICROCOMPUTERS • SONY 323 (Beta) or PANASONIC NV8200 (VHS) VTR •COMPLETE DEMONSTRATION, TUTORIAL and EDITING SOFTWARE• ALL NEEDED CABLES AND CONNECTIONS Price F.0.B. San Antonio, Texas ...... $4995.00 SOFTWARE DESIGN AND CONSULTING AVAILABLE• CUSTOM INTERFACE AVAILABLE FOR ANY COMPUTER CREATED BY: ~VIDEO ASSOCIATES LABS ~ INNOVATORS IN VIDEO APPLICATIONS Specifications and Delivery[ Dates Available FROM: SOLUTIONS, INC. 3740 Colony Drive San Antonio, Texas 78230 (512) 690-1017 *APPLE II is a trademark of Apple Computer Company The Source: TCI 110 *BELL & HOWELL MICROCOMPUTER is a trademark of BELL & HOWELL, INC. *RAVE is a trademark of SOLUTIONS, INC. and VIDEO ASSOCIATES LABS, INC. *PLATO is a trademark of Control Data Corporation
Natural Organic Apple Software Educational, intriguing and challenging . .. naturally! I ~l Apple Fun We've taken five of our most popular programs and combined them into one tremendous package full of fun and excitement. This disk-based package now offers you these great games: Mimic - How good is your memory Here's a chance to find outt Your Apple will display a sequence of figures on a 3 x 3 grid. You must respond with the exact same sequence, within the time limit. There are five different, increasingly difficult versions of the game, including one that will keep going indefinitely. Mimic is exciting, fast paced and challenging-fun for all' Air Flight Simulation- Your mission is to take off and land your aircraft without crashing. You're flying blind: on instruments only. You start with a full tank of fuel, which gives you a maximum range of approximately 50 miles. The computer will constantly display updates of your air speed, compass heading and altitude. Your most important instrument is the Angle of Ascent/Bank Indicator. It will tell if the plane is climbing or descending and whether banking into a right ol left turn. After you've acquired a few hours flying time, you can try flying a course against a map or doing aerobatic maneuvers. Get a little more flight time under your belt and the sky's the limit' . Colorrnaster- Test ·your powers of deduction as you try to guess the secret color code in this Mastermind-type game. There are two levels of difficulty, and three options of play to vary your games. Not only can you guess the computer's color code, but it will guess yours! It will also serve as referee in a game between two human opponents. Can you make and break the color code .. . Star Ship Attack- Your mission is to protect our orbiting food station satellites from destruction by an enemy star ship. You must capture, destroy or drive off the attacking ship. If you fail, our planet is doomed. Trilogy- This exciting contest of logic has its origins in the simple game of tic-tac-toe. The object of the game is to place three of your colors in a row into the delta-like, multi-llo've! display. The rows may be horizontal, vertical, diagonal and wrapped around, through the "third dimension". Your Apple (or human opponent) will be trying to do the same, and there are many paths to victory. You can even have your Apple play against itself! Minimum system requirements are an Apple II or Apple II Plus computer with 32K of memory and one minidisk drive. Mimic requires Applesoft in ROM, all others run in RAM or ROM Applesoft. Order No. 0161AD $19.95 This new Apple disk package requires a steady eye and a quick hand at the game paddles! We've included four different games to challenge and amuse you. They include: Invaders- You must destroy an invading fleet of 55 flying saucers while dodging the carpet of bombs they drop. Keep a wary eye for the mother ship directing the incursion. Your bomb shelters will help you - for a while. Our version of a well known arcade game! Requires Applesoft in ROM. Howitzer-This is a one or two person game in which you must fire upon another howitzer position. This program is written in HIGH RESOLUTION graphics using different terrain and wind conditions each round to make this a demanding game. The difficulty level can be altered to suit the ability of the players. Requires Applesoft in ROM. Space Wars- This program has three parts: (1) Change an Apple computer into a mathematics tutor and change boredom into enthusiasm with the Math Fun package. Using the technique of immediate positive reinforcement, students can improve their math skills while playing a game with: Hanging- A little man is walking up the steps to the hangman's noose. But YOU can save him by answering the problems posed by the computer. The program uses decimal math problems. Each correct answer will move the man down the steps and cheat the hangman. Sp,ellbinder-You are a magician competing against a computerized wizard. In order to cast death clouds, fireballs and other magic spells on him, you must correctly answer questions about using fractions. Whole Space- Pilot your space craft to attack the enemy planet. Each time you give a correct answer to the whole number problems posed by the computer, you move your ship. But for Paddle Fun Two flying saucers meet in laser combat-for two players, (2) two saucers compete to see which can shoot out the most stars - for two players, and (3) one saucer shoots the stars in order to get a higher rank-for one player only. Requires Applesoft. · Golf-Whether you win or lose, you're bound to have fun on our 18 hole Apple golf course. Choose your club and your direction and hope to avoid the sandtraps. Losing too many strokes in the water hazards You can always increase your handicap. Get off the tee and onto the green with Apple Golf. One of its nicest features is you'll never need to cancel a golf date due to rain. Requires Applesoft. The minimum system requirement for this package is an Apple II or Apple II Plus computer with 32K of memory and one minidisk drive. Order No. 0163AD $19.95 1234567890% Math Fun every wrong answer, the enemy gets a chance to fire at you. Car Jump- Make your stunt car jump the ramps. Each correct answer will increase the number of buses your car must jump over. These problems involve calculating the areas of different geometric figures. Robot Duel- Fire your laser cannon at the computer's robot. If you give the correct answer to problems on calculating volumes, your robot can shoot at his opponent. If you give the wrong answer, your shield power will be depleted and the computer's robot can shoot at yours. · Sub Attack - Practice using percentages as you maneuver your sub into the harbor. Acorrect answer lets you move your sub and fire at the enemy fleet. All of these progtams run in Applesoft BASIC, except Whole Space, which requires Integer BASIC. Order No. 0160AD $19.95 TO ORDER: Look for these programs at the dealer nearest you. If your store doesn't stock Instant Software send your order with payment to: Instant Software, Order Dept., Peterborough, N.H. 03458 (add $1.00 for handling) or call toll-free 1-800-258-5473 (VISA, MC and AMEX accepted). Instant Software· Prices subject to change without notice. PETERBOROUGH, N.H. 03458 603-924-7296
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